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Close to the centreline, without entering the oncoming side.
Close to the carriageway centreline, without entering the oncoming side. Signal and check that turning is safe. If a separating marking exists, approach it without crossing; on a one-way carriageway, approach the left edge. Follow any specific lane layout or signs.
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Close to the centreline, without entering the oncoming side.
Necessarily occupying the oncoming side.
Always at the right edge, regardless of signs.
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